It was as unique as they come.

It was Chiranjeevi’s birthday and to coincide with that his new film Stalin’s audio was released last night at a happening function last night.

Doing the honors was Pawan Kalyan, Chiru’s younger brother.

But hogging all the limelight was Ram Charan, Chiru’s son.

So it was all in the family kind of function.

Stalin’s songs were also screened on the momentous occasion.

Stalin has music by Mani Sharma and all the songs look to hit the top of the audio charts straightaway.

Pawan Kalyan released the audio with Nimmagadda Prasad of Matrix Labs and Murali Krishnam Raju receiving it.

Chiranjeevi spoke in measured terms about Stalin, directed by Murugadoss.

It is a responsible film with lot of powerful elements, he pointed out. Chiru said Murugadoss has done lot of work in preparing the script. Stalin is a very important film in terms of inspiring people to be socially aware, said the actor who values his social responsibilities very much.

Chiranjeevi also spoke highly of Trisha, the film’s heroine. Trisha is full of energy and is the livewire of the sets, he said admiringly. And he quipped: “She being lean and trim, I had to reduce my weight too for the film’.

Mani Sharma’s robust and rollicking music also came for special mention.

Chiru thanked Pawan attending his audio release (a first of its kind). Chiru, by the way, announced that he might do his next movie from January.

D Suresh Babu, B Gopal, Paruchuri, MLK Chowdary, KC Sekhar Babu, Sunil, among others, was present.

All in all, with dances and other cultural shows by many, it was a night to be remembered.